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Hello,
Commands can be sent:
– Using Automatic Control Module
– With a custom module developed by yourself in C#Published at https://rapidscada.net/store/Module/en/ModAlarmFork
Hello,
You can find the same document in English here.
Rapid Gate is designed to be installed on a one server. The module can send and receive data.There is Replication Module included in Enterprise edition. It sends commands to Communicator to start and stop polling.
Is the code of this S2000-PP driver available for review?
It’s proprietary. If you decide to develop you own driver, I will copy some parts of the source code that can help.
> The last event is under 0x1000, the pass under 0x1008, and so on.
After the last event is read by the driver, is the previous event moved to the address 0x1000?
If so, it’s possible to use the existing driver.
If not, you need to develop a driver based on the existing. For example, I had to develop a driver (named S2000-PP) in similar situation.> Is it possible to create a channel which is not linked to real world IO
Yes.> or alternatively to create mutiple channels linked to the same IO.
Only one channel can get data from a data tag of Communicator. Other similar channels should take data of the 1st channel using the formulaData(1)The 1st active current data archive is Cur. If you deactivate it, current data will be read from the archive, having the code CurCopy.
Automatic Control Module sends commands to a device. Commands can be for writing a register, and for polling a device.
Historical file is created when a data point with the corresponding timestamp received by Server. UTC time is used. If you time zone is UTC+9, it’s correct.
> Is the any method to alter the default shorttime format of zh-CN globally (system / scada level).
I suppose, it’s hardcoded somewhere in .NET framework.
The event address must be in the range 0x1000 <= Register <= 0x13FF, where register 0x1000 contains the most recent even
Is it possible to read only the most recent event as many times as it exists instead of polling different addresses?
Hello,
Likely, it’s possible to send the required requests using the existing Modbus Driver. But the driver parses the received packets as current data. Do you think, it can be OK for your task? If so, you could try, and I can help. Otherwise, a custom driver (based on the existing one) may be needed.
